The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for labor administration, employment policy, vocational training, and the regulatory framework governing workforce development and industrial relations. Its mandate covers labor law implementation, workplace standards, employment conditions, skills development, labor market oversight, and compliance mechanisms affecting employers, workers, and training institutions across Cambodia. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activity related to labor regulation, vocational training oversight, employment compliance, and workforce administration in Cambodia.
Ministry of Labour (MLVT) convened a tripartite workshop in Cambodia to update socioeconomic data and prepare for minimum wage negotiations for the garment and footwear sectors.
Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training meets IOM to expand reintegration and skills recognition support for Cambodian migrant returnees.
Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MLVT) signs MoU with Liechtenstein Development Service (LED) to expand TVET solar and green skills training in Cambodia.
The Ministry of Labour (MLVT) offered 1,300 job opportunities to jobseekers and returning migrant workers in Oddar Meanchey, Cambodia, through a local employment forum linking employers and training programs.
The National Social Security Fund in Cambodia deployed AIM NSSF identity-verification machines to 14 partner hospitals to reduce waiting times for social security health services.
Cambodia Ministry of Labour delivered 3,800 labor opportunities and TVET training outreach to Kamchay Mear district.
Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training convened a tripartite consultation to review a draft Occupational Safety and Health law in Cambodia, engaging government, employers and workers.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour promoted worker transport vehicle upgrades and technical inspections in Svay Rieng's Manhattan special economic zone to improve labor transport safety.
Cambodia's Ministry of Labour convened an MLVT–ILO advisory committee to review the tripartite partnership project on decent and effective labour migration in ASEAN.
MLVT trained labour inspectors on occupational safety management systems in Cambodia, delivering instruction to 60 officers from the central office and 25 provincial labour departments.
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